PetroRio selects RiskPoynt for risk barrier management solution
Published by Laura Dean,
Deputy Editor
Oilfield Technology,
PetroRio S.A. has selected RiskPoynt, the leader in operational efficiency and risk management, for its ORM Risk Barrier Management solution. This software is a response to the process safety trend worldwide and part of PetroRio’s HSE Excellence initiative. Phase 1 of the project comprises the implementation of RiskPoynt to monitor Polvo A platform, its subsea system and the export pipeline.
This initiative will allow PetroRio operational, technical and managerial teams to have access to the real time information regarding the degradation of any safety critical element, considering several sources of information, including those related to maintenance, fed from AMOS (A Computerised Maintenance Management System), management of change, integrated from Green Docs system, and other operational risk analysis performed along the platform daily routine.
RiskPoynt’s Cumulative Risk Visualisation will enable PetroRio to promptly identify and mitigate any potential or real safety barrier degradation, preventing incidents and operational disruption, in addition to helping PetroRio improve the reliability of their production systems and availability of their safety systems. The next project phase will include Frade FPSO and its subsea system.
Industry research firm Verdantix recently recognised RiskPoynt as the market leader in risk barrier management, best among all vendors assessed in their Green Quadrant Operational Risk Management Software 2019 report in January.
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/digital-oilfield/26112019/petrorio-selects-riskpoynt-for-risk-barrier-management-solution/
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